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> There have been a few studies that found that the group of people consuming child abuse media and the group that actually molests and rapes children doesn't have too much overlap…
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Comment #17439949
> "Lists, which are a generalization of graphs, are extraordinarily well supported by Lisp." I always thought of linked lists as a special kind of graph, where each node except the…
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Comment #12507904
Can anyone speak to the effectiveness of this? Never heard of this idea, but are the vibrations precise enough?
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Comment #11995190
I picked up on the reference to Stockfighter, but does anyone know if the walking machine learning game mentioned at the end of the article exists? Sounds like a fun game.
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Comment #11731559
I don't know how many books there are on those topics. A lot of the data structures in higher level competitive programming problems have pretty niche uses. It might be best to loo…
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Comment #10144526
There's thrift, but they have a custom specification with types. It shouldn't be too hard to go from JSON to thrift though. https://thrift.apache.org/
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Comment #8187538
Looks like the readme example doesn't work. I didn't compile the djs sayHello function to verify it matches the given javascript, but running sayHello("nyc") spits out Hello to und…
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Comment #8002150
This reminds me of boa.js - https://github.com/Zolmeister/Boa Python's got a great standard library with lots of common functions. Many of these functions should be standard.
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Comment #7650467
This is actually perfect timing for US upperclassmen - this is the week after the AP tests, when many classes lessen the workload. Many schools I talked with about picoctf didn't d…